Asterisk-users Digest, Vol 181, Issue 3
Thank you a lot for your kindly help and reply. Actually it helped me a lot.I was using _X. in the extensions.conf at the trunkinbound context.Can you advise me what is the difference between _X. and s? In other words, when it is better to use s and when it is better to use _X.?
Again, I am fully thanks for you.RegardsBilal
OPTIONS is treated as if it were an INVITE, so it looks up the extension in the dialplan. The following shows what extension and context:
[Sep 4 12:42:20] Looking for s in trunkinbound (domain 10.240.147.26)
If you add an “s” extension to the “trunkinbound” context it should then respond 200 OK.
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In article <874506323.2924334.1567645810409@mail.yahoo.com>, bilal ghayyad wrote:
They do different things.
_X. will match any extension number beginning with a digit. This is what you would normally use to match incoming calls that specify a number, and is presumably what you have already.
s will only match is no extension number is given. This would be the case for an analogue line, for example, or a SIP connection that didn’t give a destination number. It is also matched for OPTIONS requests used to handle “qualify”.
So in your [trunkinbound] context, just add a line like this:
exten => s,1,Hangup
And leave everything else in that context unchanged.
Cheers Tony
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